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Terminology in the Geological Sciences

Nature volume 151, pages 503–504 (1943)Cite this article

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DR. R. H. RASTALL has stated his views concerning the ordinary educated citizen's lack of appreciation of the geological sciences1. At least a warning note has been struck. Verbum satis sapienti.

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COPE, F. Terminology in the Geological Sciences. Nature 151, 503–504 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1038/151503a0

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